Charley on the chase – Hull able to have enjoyable looking leaders on Sunday

Charley Hull was true to her phrase when she stated she deliberate to go looking birdies on Moving Day.

She carded seven of them as she fired her means into competition.

Now the 29-year-old says she is able to go in hunt of the leaders, a prospect she is relishing with an exciting ultimate day at Royal Porthcawl forward.

Hull loved a storming Saturday because the winds continued to blow on the Welsh shoreline.

An early birdie on the 2nd set the tone because the fan favorite raced up the leaderboard. Further birdies adopted on the fifth and sixth, earlier than a top quality strategy to round 5 ft on the seventh arrange one other.

She gained extra floor by selecting up strokes on the ninth, twelfth and thirteenth, and went on to signal for a brilliant 66.

At six-under-par she is finely poised and properly inside hanging distance, and after her spherical she stated there may be nowhere she would fairly be.

“I kind of enjoy chasing. It’s quite fun. I like it. It’s more fun that way”, stated Hull.

“I like hunting someone down. It was good fun, and [we’ll] see what she [Yamashita] does this afternoon and just focus again tomorrow.”

Yamashita thrilled the crowds on Friday with a seven-under-par spherical of 65, however Hull has now gained appreciable floor – going from 11 pictures again to inside three pictures coming into the ultimate day.

A clutch of different high names together with A Lim Kim, Andrea Lee, Minami Katsu and Megan Khang – together with Rio Takeda who was Yamashita’s closest challenger in a single day – are additionally firmly in competition.

However, Hull will certainly garner essentially the most help from a vocal Welsh crowd because the blustery situations roll in on Sunday.

And she can’t wait to get again in entrance of the followers for the ultimate spherical.

“It’s always great to hear people shout your name. I think it’s always good fun,” she stated.

“I just like going out there enjoy playing golf. Kind of like playing golf with your mates. You just want to make birdies on every hole. That’s how it feels tomorrow.”